MissAquarius
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Posted by MissAquariousone word: sllllooooowwww.
I've been realizing that my bull has been acting pretty selfish. He spends time with me on the weekends but ends up upset about our time together because he didn't get done the things he needed or wanted to do. He says he loves me and wants to marry me in the next few years. We are not engaged.
I feel like he resents our time together and I'm tired of it. He never asks me on dates or plans anything special for us, but just comes over and does whatever I want to do. I would really like him to "want" to see me and appreciate our time together without later acting like he regrets it or resents me for not letting him "relax" on the weekends.
Should I just keep myself busy and make my own plans until he makes special time for me... Or will this backfire on me and blow things up worse? I'm not really about playing games... But I'm just feeling unwanted and unappreciated and I wish his actions matched his words.
Posted by busyeyes88pff i know better.Posted by lisabethur8Are you trying to insult taurus?!Posted by MissAquariousone word: sllllooooowwww.
I've been realizing that my bull has been acting pretty selfish. He spends time with me on the weekends but ends up upset about our time together because he didn't get done the things he needed or wanted to do. He says he loves me and wants to marry me in the next few years. We are not engaged.
I feel like he resents our time together and I'm tired of it. He never asks me on dates or plans anything special for us, but just comes over and does whatever I want to do. I would really like him to "want" to see me and appreciate our time together without later acting like he regrets it or resents me for not letting him "relax" on the weekends.
Should I just keep myself busy and make my own plans until he makes special time for me... Or will this backfire on me and blow things up worse? I'm not really about playing games... But I'm just feeling unwanted and unappreciated and I wish his actions matched his words.
if you're not patient, then forget it.
but if you can wait even till old age, you're fine.
and who the hell cares if he likes you as a mommy? if you are like that and enjoy it and like that dynamic, why allow other people to colour your personality?
do you have any taurus in you at all?
No offence OP!click to expand

Posted by MissAquarioushow do you plan on changing it?
@jeane I've been afraid of that. I'm hoping I can change that 😢
@pandora.... I appreciate your ideas 🙂 I have to work from home with the type of work I do. I totally see what you're saying with him moving back in, but when he moved out it was so hard on my son that I kinda want to be engaged (if that happens) before we move in together again. The back and forth is too hard

Posted by MissAquariousah, that old parental trick...reverse psychology. i get you.
@jeane- he doesn't care to make plans with me on the weekends. Instead he just shows up and sleeps over a few nights without asking or telling me how long he's staying. Then he gets pissed if I "over schedule" our weekends... Like he doesn't have a choice?
So... My thought is to start making plans with other people on the weekends. Then either he'll decide that if wants time with me and actually ASK me to do something or we'll eventually drift apart. But I've discussed, fought, cried, and basically broke up with him about these issues and nothing is working on this stubborn bull. I know that he's only going to change if he wants to. But I think I've been making it too easy on him not to.
Bulls... Any advice to what I'm saying? ��'�ðŸ¼







Posted by RainDancerlike tiz said, i think communication is the key to changing the dynamic of the relationship. the problem is that op and her partner don't communicate effectively. they are in a tireless cycle. he behaves like a child, she behaves like a parent trying to reason with a child. she'll yell, beg, try to disscuss and now she is manipulating. she is resorting to that tried and tested method when your child has a tantrum in a shop..."ok, i'm going on without you..." with the implication of "you better stop the carry on otherwise you'll be on your own". and quite likely her partner realises like most children do when they get old enough is that they won't be abandoned. the parent will just pretend to leave and instead wait around the corner.Posted by tizianiHow does one go about, " teaching another to appreciate it?"Posted by Infinite8Have you read Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman?
Some Taurus men will be exceedingly practical and will only put energy when they REALLY need to or when it threatens their stability.
This man has realized that he can have a home, cook, maid, studies paid for without having to put much effort at all. Why on earth would that Taurus man want to change?!?! I'm sorry, but this is partly your fault... You gave him too much without teaching him to appreciate it.
I'm barely into it but it talks about what you've just mentioned here within the first part.
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Posted by MissAquariousWords cost a person nothing. It's actions that carry real meaning.
I've been realizing that my bull has been acting pretty selfish. He spends time with me on the weekends but ends up upset about our time together because he didn't get done the things he needed or wanted to do. He says he loves me and wants to marry me in the next few years. We are not engaged.
I feel like he resents our time together and I'm tired of it. He never asks me on dates or plans anything special for us, but just comes over and does whatever I want to do. I would really like him to "want" to see me and appreciate our time together without later acting like he regrets it or resents me for not letting him "relax" on the weekends.
Should I just keep myself busy and make my own plans until he makes special time for me... Or will this backfire on me and blow things up worse? I'm not really about playing games... But I'm just feeling unwanted and unappreciated and I wish his actions matched his words.

Posted by RainDancerBest post and link of the day awarded to LadyN!!Posted by LadyNeptuneThat link though lolPosted by MissAquariousWords cost a person nothing. It's actions that carry real meaning.
I've been realizing that my bull has been acting pretty selfish. He spends time with me on the weekends but ends up upset about our time together because he didn't get done the things he needed or wanted to do. He says he loves me and wants to marry me in the next few years. We are not engaged.
I feel like he resents our time together and I'm tired of it. He never asks me on dates or plans anything special for us, but just comes over and does whatever I want to do. I would really like him to "want" to see me and appreciate our time together without later acting like he regrets it or resents me for not letting him "relax" on the weekends.
Should I just keep myself busy and make my own plans until he makes special time for me... Or will this backfire on me and blow things up worse? I'm not really about playing games... But I'm just feeling unwanted and unappreciated and I wish his actions matched his words.
He says he loves you and wants to marry you. But then resents the weekends he gives to you. These two do not match up.
You need to stop obsessing over the possibility of manipulating him, yes I've read through this thread. He has no qualms in manipulating you to be his lover AND mother while putting in next to no effort on his part.
Plus it's not about manipulation. It's about communicating to him in a way he will both hear and respond to.
Don't threaten him. Don't nag him. This only serves to place you firmly back in the mother role that you despise.
Instead read this tongue -in-cheek article { http://www.therooster.com/blog/how-train-your-boyfriend-obey-your-every-whim } and practice praise with him instead.
When he arrives for the weekend tell him how happy you are to see him, how you missed him, blah blah blah. Plan an outing just for him, an activity/movie/event that he's been talking about.
Ignore him when he complains.
Rinse and repeat.
If he doesn't respond to this than best to move on. May be too late already, he's fallen into the comfortable routine you've supported.click to expand



Posted by MissAquariousLol that link was a tongue-in-check read, more for laughs. But the basic concepts still apply.
I'm half wondering if you guys are being sarcastic! Lol
I read the rooster... Seems a little dick sucking goes a long way! Lol. He didn't get that this weekend... But two romps on Sunday and the second time we actually made love and it's been awhile for that. Lately it's just been a quickie fest
I'm adapting the mantra "let it go". not to be confused with that horribly overplayed frozen song... I'm just going to live my life and say screw it to everything else... Well at least worrying about everything else. I'm not going to obsess over every detail. Respect my mantra a few times and move on 🙂




Posted by MissAquariousSee, you broke up with him, made him move out, you nag him, plead with him, argue with him...... and he is still with you....... yes, he is maybe comfortable, but this works for your benefit..... he is comfortable unconciousnessl (spelling?), not in a using way...... he doesn´t think he is using you....
I'm feeling the love guys ˜˜˜˜
Thanks so much for your encouragement 🙂
@pandora- how are you so sure he won't leave?


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I feel like he resents our time together and I'm tired of it. He never asks me on dates or plans anything special for us, but just comes over and does whatever I want to do. I would really like him to "want" to see me and appreciate our time together without later acting like he regrets it or resents me for not letting him "relax" on the weekends.
Should I just keep myself busy and make my own plans until he makes special time for me... Or will this backfire on me and blow things up worse? I'm not really about playing games... But I'm just feeling unwanted and unappreciated and I wish his actions matched his words.